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First wahine Māori elected to Wellington council not standing again
Jill Day has been pivotal in establishing a Māori ward and creating a te reo Māori policy.
Auckland clothing store, Nelson Airport and Gisborne McDonald's among new locations of interest
It comes as Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern tests negative for the virus.
Wellington's 'insulting' rental market even worse this year
One expert expects rental prices to rise even further.
Forestry worker crushed to death in North Canterbury
WorkSafe notified after worker in his 20s was unable to be saved.
Cancelled: 'Heartbreak' as near-sold out music festival latest Covid victim
30,000 people were due to attend, but organisers left with no choice.
'What would she do if she was me?': Charlotte Bellis' message to PM over MIQ saga
Pregnant Kiwi journalist hopes to 'move the dial' on the way New Zealand manages MIQ.
Winds expected to keep Northland firefighters busy at Karikari Peninsula blaze
Firefighters battling vegetation fire on Northland's Karikari Peninsula
Firefighters resume battling five-hectare blaze in Meremere
Crews were stood down at midnight last night but some returned this morning.
Back to School: Northland schools ease some financial pressure for parents
Tai Tokerau schools help out parents with free stationery, food, and electronic devices.
MIQ saga: New country offers asylum for pregnant Kiwi journalist, NZ asks her to reapply
At least four people have offered her their MIQ vouchers.
Omicron threatens to expose home isolation flaws, warns GP
Officials appeared to be unaware home isolation targets weren't being hit.
'It's cruel': Man watches mum die by video call after failing to get MIQ spot
Paul Mullally said the last time he saw his mum was at his 2-year-old's funeral.
Pregnant Kiwi journalist Charlotte Bellis offered asylum by second country
Charlotte Bellis says a second country has offered her asylum.
Man in 70s dies at Northland's Lang's Beach
Death of a man in a water-related incident in Northland referred to the coroner
Whole Lotto luck: One winner strikes $21 million prize
A single ticket holder will become an overnight multi-millionaire.
The plight of TV journalist Charlotte Bellis - expert defends MIQ as critics lash 'unimaginably cruel' system
Journalist Charlotte Bellis' plight highlights balancing act governments face in pandemic.
Delta put paid to their first wedding day - Omicron won't spoil their second
Their September wedding postponement won't be repeated, a couple vow.
Chris Bishop on Omicron, building a house, and becoming a dad
This year will be one of big changes for the National MP and his wife Jenna Raeburn.
Revealed: Why band turned on singer after wild NZ gig
Chart-topper's Kiwi benders: 'You're just going to watch the guy die in front of you'.
Perfect anniversary long weekend weather for birthday regions
A ridge has fought off a front to keep the long weekend weather sunny and hot.
'Unimaginable cruelty': Dan Wootton criticises PM over pregnant Kiwi's failed MIQ bid
MIQ critic Wootton says pregnant Charlotte Bellis' MIQ rejection is "astonishing".
Students likely to bring Omicron south, say experts
Students likely to bring Omicron with them when they move South over coming weeks.
'Sorry' for the long-lasting impact- Vic Uni apologises to abuse victims
University says it believes Body abused the students while teaching at the Music School.
Jail time for Dunedin man who went on meth-fuelled rampage
Marcus Brian James Forde was found with class A drugs stashed in his undies.
Medical exemption? Unvaxxed high school principal working off-site
Principal declined to answer questions about whether she had a medical exemption.
'Tragic, but unsurprising' - MP on pregnant Kiwi journalist stranded in Afghanistan
The situation shows the Government is more inhumane than an extremist regime, MP says.
'Stand Together': Tonga's King calls for unity to rebuild
Where there's a will, there's a way, the King said.
'Big concern': St John investigating whether ambulance delays caused deaths
Lengthy delays in getting ambulances to people in need are being investigated by St John.
'Would have been her dream': Jemima Gazley remembered on the Italian Alps
"I guess you can't live with the regrets anymore; no matter what it is – we're doing it."
Covid hits one of the last uninfected places on the planet
Kiribati was among the last places in the world to have avoided any virus outbreaks.
Father charged with murdering 3-month-old daughter appears in court; granted interim suppression
The baby died on January 2 - and the man was charged by police today.
'As ready as we can be': Testing labs gear up to triple output during Omicron wave
"We're a lot better off now than we were when Delta came."